Where tourists see an offbeat attraction, automakers see an opportunity. Though the struggle over trade restrictions after the deal with Cuba announced last week might be a long
one, and Cubans mostly can't afford new or used American cars, Detroit is interested. "We're very encouraged by the news announced" by Obama, a GM spokesman said last week. "We will certainly evaluate
any opportunities that may present themselves." A Ford spokesman said: "We are reviewing the initiative to determine its potential impact for the auto industry."
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